Free SEO audit

Yes. There is no signup and no email needed. Enter your website and the results appear in about ten seconds, on this page, with one plan for what to do next. If you want a copy, you can have the plan emailed to you afterwards.

From what the audit finds on your site and the goal you pick, if you pick one. Anything that stops Google reading your site comes first, and we never sell links to a site Google is kept away from. Then the work your kind of site needs: an online store, a local business, a service page you want to rank, or a business that wants to be named in AI answers. Then links sized to your Domain Rating. Two or three items at most, each with the reason we found on your site.

Yes. Every plan has a private link you can copy and forward. It is not listed anywhere and search engines are told not to index it. You can also send the plan to our team and ask anything before you pay.

Whether your homepage loads and how fast the server answers, HTTPS, whether Google is allowed to index it (noindex tags and robots.txt), your sitemap and canonical tag, your title, meta description, headings, structured data, mobile setup, link previews, favicon, image alt text and homepage text. Then up to eight more pages found through your links and sitemap, for broken links, missing titles, descriptions and headings, and sitemap entries that are dead or redirected. It also checks that the http and www versions of your address lead to one site, that missing pages return a proper 404, and whether ChatGPT search, Perplexity and Copilot are allowed to read your site. Last, your Ahrefs Domain Rating and your domain's history.

From evidence on the site itself: a store platform's own code, product pages in your sitemap, a cart with Add to cart buttons, a street address and phone number, or service and booking pages. It never goes by a word in your text. When the evidence is thin it doesn't guess, and the recommendations stay general.

From Ahrefs' free Domain Rating API, at the moment you run the audit. It is Ahrefs' number, not Moz DA, and we never show a DA we have not measured. If Ahrefs does not answer, the audit shows a dash rather than a guess.

Our own 0 to 100 measure: 60% search health from the checks and 40% authority from Domain Rating. Anything that stops Google indexing the site caps it at 40, because nothing else matters until that is fixed.

The audit shows two dates. The Wayback Machine shows how long the name has been online; the domain registry shows when the current registration began. A domain that expired and was registered again has both, and search engines generally don't carry an expired domain's old reputation over to its new owner.

Nobody honest can promise a position. The audit shows what is holding the site back and what usually moves a site like yours. Rankings then depend on your competition and your content, and we show every link we build so you can judge the work.